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Beginning Java ™ ME
Platform
Ray Rischpater
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Beginning Java ™ ME Platform
Copyright © 2008 by Ray Rischpater
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Contents at a Glance
About the Author ................................................................xvii
About the Technical Reviewer ......................................................xix
Acknowledgments ...............................................................xxi
Introduction ....................................................................xxiii
PART 1 ■■■ Getting Started
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Mapping the Java Jungle .......................................3
CHAPTER 2
Shrinking Java to Fit ...........................................19
CHAPTER 3
Getting Started with the NetBeans IDE .........................33
Intermezzo
PART 2 ■■■ CLDC Development with MIDP
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Introducing MIDlets ............................................83
CHAPTER 5
Building User Interfaces .......................................97
CHAPTER 6
Storing Data Using the Record Store ..........................133
CHAPTER 7
Accessing Files and Other Data ...............................161
CHAPTER 8
Using the Java Mobile Game API ..............................193
Intermezzo
PART 3 ■■■ CDC Development
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Introducing Xlets and the Personal Basis Profile ...............223
CHAPTER 10 Introducing Applets and the Advanced Graphics
and User Interface ............................................253
CHAPTER 11 Using Remote Method Invocation .............................273
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CHAPTER 4
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CHAPTER 9
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Intermezzo
PART 4 ■■■ Communicating with the
Rest of the World
CHAPTER 12 Accessing Remote Data on the Network .......................293
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CHAPTER 13 Accessing Web Services ......................................331
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CHAPTER 14 Messaging with the Wireless Messaging API ..................373
Intermezzo
PART 5 ■■■ Other Java ME Interfaces
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CHAPTER 16 Rendering Multimedia Content ................................447
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CHAPTER 17 Finding Your Way .............................................499
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CHAPTER 18 Seeking a Common Platform ..................................523
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A PPENDIX
Finding Java APIs .............................................539
INDEX .......................................................................543
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CHAPTER 15 Securing Java ME Applications ................................413
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Contents
About the Author ................................................................xvii
About the Technical Reviewer ......................................................xix
Acknowledgments ...............................................................xxi
Introduction ....................................................................xxiii
PART 1 ■■■ Getting Started
CHAPTER 1 Mapping the Java Jungle ....................................3
Introducing the Market for Java ME .................................3
Looking from the Device Manufacturers’ Perspective .............3
Looking from the Operators’ Perspective .......................4
Looking from the Consumers’ Perspective ......................5
Looking Inside the Java ME Platform ................................6
Justifying the Need for a Mobile Edition of Java .................6
Making Java Work on Mobile Devices ..........................7
Understanding Configurations .....................................10
Introducing the Connected Limited Device Configuration .........10
Introducing the Connected Device Configuration ................12
Understanding Profiles ...........................................12
Introducing the Mobile Information Device Profile ...............13
Introducing the Foundation Profile ............................14
Introducing the Personal Basis Profile .........................14
Introducing the Personal Profile ..............................15
Understanding Packages .........................................15
Planning Your Approach to Java ME Development ...................16
Selecting Appropriate Device Targets .........................16
Marketing and Selling Your Application ........................17
Wrapping Up ....................................................18
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